Powerful Solar Storm Hits Earth After X1.9 Flare
A potent geomagnetic storm, sparked by January’s first X1.9 solar flare, struck Earth on Jan 20, causing 12 hours of intense magnetic disturbances and lighting up skies.
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AI Dominates Davos 2026: The Super System Shaping Global Industries
At Davos 2026, AI took center stage as a ‘super system’ reshaping finance, energy, real estate and governance, sparking calls for global collaboration and responsible deployment.
EU Leaders Unite Against US Greenland Takeover Threats
EU leaders have condemned US threats to acquire Greenland, emphasizing that sovereignty is non-negotiable and pledging an upgraded Arctic strategy to safeguard territorial integrity.
Nara Court Hands Life Sentence to Abe’s Shooter
Tetsuya Yamagami has been sentenced to life in prison by the Nara District Court for the July 2022 fatal shooting of former PM Shinzo Abe.
Trump vows no going back on Greenland; EU slams ‘law of the strongest’
At Davos, President Trump doubled down on his intent to control Greenland, even hinting at force, while EU leaders publicly rejected a ‘law of the strongest’ in international relations.
Israel’s Demolition of UNRWA Site in East Jerusalem Sparks UN Outrage
Israel’s demolition of UNRWA offices in East Jerusalem on January 20, 2026, has drawn strong condemnation from the UN and Palestinian authorities over breaches of international law.
Minnesota Officials Subpoenaed Amid ICE Enforcement Clash
The U.S. Justice Department has subpoenaed Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, AG Keith Ellison, and the mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul over public opposition to ICE’s enforcement surge.
One Year On: Trump’s Return Shakes Up Global Landscape
One year into his second term, President Trump has ramped up global interventions—from Middle East precision strikes to a Greenland purchase bid—defying isolationist expectations.
Macron at Davos: Respect Over Bullies, Rule of Law Over Brutality
At Davos this week, President Macron urged Europe to stand firm against bullying, defend national sovereignty, and choose rule of law over trade coercion in response to U.S. tariffs.
One Year On: Trump’s Fast Return to Power
A year after his White House comeback, President Trump’s 50+ executive orders have reshaped U.S. politics. With November 2026 midterms ahead, control of Congress hangs in the balance.